How is Save the Light on Switch? I heard it was pretty buggy on other systems, is that still the case on Switch? I don't normally play licensed games like this but I may make an exception for Steven Universe, lol. Haven't played Attack the Light on mobile yet, though. Is it recommended to play that first, or does it not really matter?

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Just got caught up on Steven Universe as the last episode I saw was 'A Single Pale Rose' back in May. While my head is spinning with fluff (wedding episode was amazing), I think the thing I'm excited most about is Lapis' return to the group.

Instead of complaining about hiatuses (which I love to do btw) maybe we should appreciate that they actually aired 5 seasons in those 5 years (minus the season 5 finale), that's more than 150 episodes and actually a ton of content. It's not like they don't air a lot of Steven they just cram the episodes into short events and then nothing for months.

Instead of complaining about hiatuses (which I love to do btw) maybe we should appreciate that they actually aired 5 seasons in those 5 years (minus the season 5 finale), that's more than 150 episodes and actually a ton of content. It's not like they don't air a lot of Steven they just cram the episodes into short events and then nothing for months.

This is specifically designed to make the situation look worse than it is because it shows airdates and not individual episodes, in 2017 and 2018 we've gotten 40 new episodes so far, that isn't so bad.

Just got into this because my mate's wife occasionally does one of the voices and she put me on to it. It's a surprisingly layered show for Cartoon Network. Ironically, not got to an episode she's in yet.

Just got into this because my mate's wife occasionally does one of the voices and she put me on to it. It's a surprisingly layered show for Cartoon Network. Ironically, not got to an episode she's in yet.

Just got into this because my mate's wife occasionally does one of the voices and she put me on to it. It's a surprisingly layered show for Cartoon Network. Ironically, not got to an episode she's in yet.

It's not really a big secret. She's a Irish singer called Lisa Hannigan. I've known her husband for about 10 years since I started working in London. I think she's done some other voice work, but she's mostly a singer, the voice work is ironic because she got the literally quietest speaking voice I've ever heard. Very good singing voice though, she sang at my wedding.

Not really wanting to derail the thread, but I just wanted to say I really enjoyed what I've seen of the show (I mostly binged it last week when I was staying down south), I was put off by the Cartoon Network tag, it's far deeper in terms of themes than I expected.

It's not really a big secret. She's a Irish singer called Lisa Hannigan. I've known her husband for about 10 years since I started working in London. I think she's done some other voice work, but she's mostly a singer, the voice work is ironic because she got the literally quietest speaking voice I've ever heard. Very good singing voice though, she sang at my wedding.

It's not really a big secret. She's a Irish singer called Lisa Hannigan. I've known her husband for about 10 years since I started working in London. I think she's done some other voice work, but she's mostly a singer, the voice work is ironic because she got the literally quietest speaking voice I've ever heard. Very good singing voice though, she sang at my wedding.

Not really wanting to derail the thread, but I just wanted to say I really enjoyed what I've seen of the show (I mostly binged it last week when I was staying down south), I was put off by the Cartoon Network tag, it's far deeper in terms of themes than I expected.

It's not really a big secret. She's a Irish singer called Lisa Hannigan. I've known her husband for about 10 years since I started working in London. I think she's done some other voice work, but she's mostly a singer, the voice work is ironic because she got the literally quietest speaking voice I've ever heard. Very good singing voice though, she sang at my wedding.

Not really wanting to derail the thread, but I just wanted to say I really enjoyed what I've seen of the show (I mostly binged it last week when I was staying down south), I was put off by the Cartoon Network tag, it's far deeper in terms of themes than I expected.

Lisa Hannigan’s character, Blue Diamond, is one of the best written characters in the show. If you enjoy deeper themes and writing, her character is an excellent example of it. Her quiet voice fits the character and her situation perfectly, but she showcases a lot of emotional range. I highly recommend watching up to her appearance, since her full debut kicks off one of the show’s most fun arcs.

Ironically she hasn’t sung in the show (yet). She’s guaranteed to have a song eventually, since the crew like hiring people with backgrounds in singing and theater for major roles in the show.